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2011 SWS OA/SOA [Location of usual residence and place of work (excluding those with quasi-workplaces)] - WF03UK - Safeguarded

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Citation information

The following statements should be attached to all output produced using this data set

• Census output is Crown copyright and is reproduced with the permission of the Controller of HMSO and the Queen's Printer for Scotland
• Source: 2011 SWS OA/SOA [Location of usual residence and place of work (excluding those with quasi-workplaces)] - WF03UK - Safeguarded

Data from this set should be cited in a bibliography as:

Office for National Statistics, 2011 SWS OA/SOA [Location of usual residence and place of work (excluding those with quasi-workplaces)] - WF03UK - Safeguarded [computer file], UK Data Service

Further information

The following pre-defined totals are available from this data set:

• All usual residents aged 16 and over in employment the week before the census (excluding those with quasi-workplaces)

There are 1 tables defined for this data set:

• [WF03UK] Location of usual residence and place of work (excluding those with quasi-workplaces)

The data are available for the following geographies:

Geographies of origin areas	Geographies of destination areas
Supported directly
UK Output Areas 2011 England and Wales Middle Super Output Areas (MSOA), Northern Ireland Super Output Areas (SOA), Scotland Intermediate Zones 2011	UK Output Areas 2011 England and Wales Middle Super Output Areas (MSOA), Northern Ireland Super Output Areas (SOA), Scotland Intermediate Zones 2011
Supported via aggregation
UK Lower Layer Super Output Areas (LSOA) 2011 UK Wards 2011 UK Local Authorities (merged) 2011 2011 English Regions plus rest of UK	UK Lower Layer Super Output Areas (LSOA) 2011 UK Wards 2011 UK Local Authorities (merged) 2011 2011 English Regions plus rest of UK

Output for geographies that are only supported via aggregation will take longer than for those supported directly

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